Dear Vixens and Reynards:
Well, after a bunch of fumbling around, I came up with a
solution of sorts. It is a bonafide kludge with all that that
entails. I hate kludges.
In my page class, I added to the refresh method that if there
is an .activecontrol, then .setfocus() to it.
Previously, I only had a this.refresh() in the page's
activate. Note that the .setfocus() code has to be after the
.refresh(), or it does not work. I hate kludges.
Why exactly this works, I have no idea. It does get gotfocus
firing again after the page activates though, and the code executes
properly. I sure hope that it does not break anything else. I hate kludges.
I would have thought that this sort of thing has happened
before. What do other people do about it? Or is using gotfocus to
adjust a control's selection that odd?
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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